Conditions we support
Acquired Brain Injury support
Support after a brain injury from trauma, stroke, hypoxia or illness, from hospital discharge to living well at home.
About acquired brain injury
An acquired brain injury (ABI) is damage to the brain that happens after birth, for example from an accident, stroke, lack of oxygen, infection or substance use. Every brain injury is different.
People may live with changes to memory, planning, fatigue, behaviour, communication or physical ability. With the right structure and support, many people continue to build skills and independence for years after their injury.
How we help
- Hospital and rehabilitation discharge planning
- SIL homes with structured routines
- Implementing behaviour support and cognitive strategies
- Rebuilding daily living skills
- Fatigue-aware rostering
- Community and vocational reconnection
Services for people living with acquired brain injury
- Hospital DischargeHospital to home transition support, including clinical transition into SIL.
- Supported Independent Living24/7 support in shared homes, so you can live with independence, safety and good company.
- Complex Care 24/7High intensity and complex physical support, delivered by trained and nurse-supervised teams.
- Daily Living SupportPersonal care and everyday independence skills, at your pace and your way.
Can you support someone straight from rehab?
Yes. We work with rehabilitation teams on discharge planning, handover and staff training before the move.
Do you work with behaviour support practitioners?
Yes. Our teams implement behaviour support plans and report back to the practitioner.
Referrals & enquiries
Let's talk about the support you need
Participants, families and support coordinators can refer in three quick steps. We'll be in touch within one business day.
- 1800 328 885
- contact@wyndhamelitesupportservices.com.au
- Suite 5, Level 1, 4 Main St, Point Cook VIC 3030
Referring a participant with full details? Use our full intake form.
Need an interpreter? Call TIS National on 131 450 and ask them to call us.